Giving Birth in Dubai as an Expat Explained in 9 Easy Steps - Dubai Expats Guide
Although the prospect of giving birth in a country different from one’s own may be intimidating, you shouldn’t feel overwhelmed. Here is an outline of the steps you need to complete in order to give birth in Dubai as an expat. Step 1 – From the beginning Are you pregnant? Make sure that you are married. In order to deliver a baby in Dubai’s hospitals, you must be married. You’ll be asked for the original and a copy of your marriage certificate when you open a maternity file at any hospital in Dubai. Step 2 – Medical coverage Make sure that your medical insurer provides maternity coverage, and check to see how much is provided. It may be possible to request a coverage upgrade if maternity coverage is not provided. The cost of prenatal services and giving birth is upwards of 6000 AED in government (public) hospitals. In private hospitals, there is a wide range of maternity packages ranging from 6000 AED to over 22,000 AED. Step 3 – Find an OB-GYN It is crucial to choose an obstetrician and gynecol
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